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By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lacking Sydney's seaside splendour and Melbourne's cultural heft, Brisbane has learned to play smart to carve out an identity as Australia's third city while biding...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's BT has taken a multi-million pound stake in Silicon Valley cyber risk management firm Safe Security, underlining its ambition to target growth in the sector, a person fami...

BEIJING/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Airbus said on Wednesday it has delivered the first A350 widebody jet from its Tianjin completion plant to China Eastern Airlines, bolstering its industrial footprint in Chi...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish payments firm Trustly, which is aiming for a stock market listing, reported a solid rise in second-quarter sales and profits on Wednesday. Trustly in May delayed its plan...

By Polina Devitt and Darya Korsunskaya MOSCOW (Reuters) - During a televised session with ordinary Russians last month, a woman pressed President Vladimir Putin on high food prices. Valentina Sleptsov...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's Evolution AB reported a 115% jump in second-quarter core earnings, beating market estimates, as the pandemic boosted demand for online casino games, particularly in the ...

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) - If you're waiting for the imminent end of central banks' bond buying "quantitative easing" - make sure you're sitting comfortably. The European Central Bank could well...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Stellantis will produce Fiat Scudo light commercial vehicles in Russia and export them to other markets, the global carmaker said. Stellantis owns a 70% stake in a car plant in the ...

By Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) - Chemicals used in air conditioning, freezers and refrigeration have long hurt the environment by destroying the ozone layer and polluting water sources, but technology i...

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Rare disease drugmaker Swedish Orphan Biovitrum (Sobi) reported on Wednesday a smaller than expected drop in second-quarter core profit and said market conditions had started to ...